Try looking for something like "Project Preferences" and there you can choose the framework. Also, It would be great if you will use ini file to store hashes e.g.: Program could do this function (pseudocode): This will be better method to store informations and it will be easier to create new ini files.
Thanks! i got this to check my win 7 iso's, but i can only get it to work if i put the language file in the same folder as the iso! ! any idears! mikdik
hi. Very good app I was looking for something like this but not only to check win7 ISO, but every iso that is published on msdn, or has known cheksum. If this app can use .ini file, then it will be easier to help you creating it. .Ini file can look like this: Code: [sha1] value SystemName=MSDN Windows 7 Version=Ultimate Language=ENG LicenceType=Retail SPlevel=SP1 Comment=Geniune ISO from microsoft MSDN Using .ini will be easier to update database without compiling main app every time. Sorry for my bad english.
Sorry I am obviously stupid. I have read and re-read the initial post, I have clicked help in the app........... There is no language file in the archive and there is no description of the syntax required to create your own language file. So how the hell am I supposed to get this program to work and verify files??? I need only english ISOs verified. Thanks.
Unpack all contents into the same place you have the iso image located and then try running it........ ttfn sadsack
this is a good tool. you might wanna update this to include info on latest iso with sp1 now. the hashes are visible on technet.
Sorry Guys I have a lot going on right now and am unable to update it right now maybe this summer I don't know. EDIT: I finally got it finished UPDATED to 2.0!
Version 2.0 changes (7/1/2011): * Recoded in C#. * Changed language files from .dll to .xml. * Changed to one click scanning. * Added more Windows versions.
Version 2.0.1 changes (7/1/2011): * Changed window to fixed size. * Moved language status to bottom. * Made item lists read only.
just one tiny little error, easily rectified, Home Server 2011 install disk Verifies ok but says x32 bit, but its x64 bit easy fix, just changed the English.xml <Windows edition="Home Server 2011"> <X64>
Version 2.0.2 changes (7/18/2011): * Redesigned UI. * Bug Fixes. * Created All In One File. @racky29 Thanks and fixed!